Denver Living Streets

Living Streets Team

City Agency Liaisons
Lead by the departments of Public Works and Community Planning & Development, the Living Streets Initiative brings together eight City agencies to unify efforts to redevelop key transportation corridors in support of the vision expressed in Blueprint Denver, the multi-modal goals of the Strategic Transportation Plan, and the sustainability goals of the Greenprint Denver Climate Action Plan.

Living Streets Task Force
Comprised of advocates for youth and seniors, the physically disabled, pedestrian and bicycle access, transportation management, public transit, and local business districts; public health professionals; economic development specialists; neighborhood organizations; and government agencies, the Task Force was created to advise the Initiative.

Contractors
Through generous grants from the US EPA, Kaiser Permanente Colorado, Colorado Department of Local Affairs Smart Growth Office, and the City of Denver Environmental Health Department, the Living Streets Initiative has been able to receive professional assistance and expertise.

City Agency Liaisons

Crissy Fanganello, Co-Project Manager
Director of Policy & Planning
Department of Public Works

Steve Gordon
Manager of Comprehensive Planning
Department of Community Planning and Development

Cindy Patton
Associate Planner
Department of Public Works

Steve Nalley
Associate Planner
Department of Community Planning and Development

Cindy Bosco
Environmental Scientist
Office of Greenprint Denver

Catherine Dockery
Associate Financial Management Analyst
Office of Budget and Management
Department of Finance

Laureen Ferris
City Inspector
Office of Disability Rights
Agency for Human Rights and Community Relations

David Marquardt
Landscape Architect
Department of Parks & Recreation

Bo Martinez
Economic Development Administrator
Office of Economic Development

Stacey McConlogue
Program Manager, Denver Healthy People 2010
Park Hill Thriving Communities
Department of Environmental Health

Living Streets Task Force

Eric K. France, MD, Chair
Chief, Preventive Medicine
Kaiser Permanente Colorado

Rachel Cleaves
Associate Director, Learning Landscapes
University of Colorado Denver
LiveWell Westwood

Cady Dawson
Assistant Director
Transit Alliance

John Desmond
Vice President of Urban Planning and Environment
Downtown Denver Partnership

Brad K. Evans
Denver Cruisers

Dan Grunig
Executive Director
Bicycle Colorado

Joe Hanke
Senior Planner
Denver Regional Council of Governments

David Hollis
Planning Project Manager
RTD FasTracks

Betsy Jacobsen
Bicycle/Pedestrian/TDM Manager
Colorado Department of Transportation

Peter Kenney
Principal, Civic Results
Metro Mayors Caucus

Daryl Kinton
Former Director, Regional Transportation District Board

Jessica Osborne
Coordinator, Active Community Environments Task Force
Colorado Physical Activity and Nutrition Program
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Nedra San Filippo
Livable Communities Coordinator
American Association of Retired Persons Colorado

Monica Strobel
Executive Director
Transportation Solutions

Marshall Vanderburg
Federal Boulevard Partnership

David Webster
Transportation Chair
Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation

Jennifer Wieczorek
Health Program Administrator, Denver Public Health
LiveWell West Denver

Contractors

The consulting team assembled and funded by the US EPA’s Smart Growth Implementation Assistance program consisted of:
Charlier Associates
Eisen Letunic
Strategic Economics
Van Meter Williams Pollack

The public engagement team funded by the Kaiser Permanente Colorado grant was lead by:
Civic Results

With the following subcontractors:
Weilworks
Philip Lucero Productions
(Assistance with public engagement was also provided by the URS Corporation)
Kaiser Permanente Colorado also funded the Living Streets movie produced by
Renaissance Media

The market opportunity study funded by the Colorado Heritage Planning Grant was conducted by:
Progressive Urban Management Associates

Facilitation and development of a Living Streets corridor design framework was funded by a seed capital grant from the Denver Department of Environmental Health and is being conducted by:
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin
Fehr & Peers